Mini Arpeggio – Em7
Practice clean sweeping and rolling mechanics across three-string shapes.
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Why It Matters
Mini arpeggios are the building blocks of sweep picking. Learning to roll your fretting fingers across the same fret on adjacent strings prevents notes from bleeding together, ensuring a clean, articulated arpeggio line.
How to Practice
- 1Use a single, continuous downward pick stroke to sweep across the strings.
- 2Roll your fretting fingers across the frets to prevent notes from ringing together.
Tips & Techniques
- •Lift each fretting finger slightly as soon as the pick leaves the corresponding string.
- •Coordinate the sweep speed perfectly with your fretting finger movements.
Skills You'll Develop
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